This is a best kept secret near Nashville. The service was…read moreoutstanding, it was almost closing time and they did not rush us out instead they told us to enjoy and asked us what else needed. Some of the meals are big enough for 2 people to split.. Mac and cheese was our favorite side. The rolls and corn bread were perfect. Baby back ribs were so moist you could pull them off the bone. Can't wait to go back.

The curb appeal is okay. It does have a fairly grand entrance. Inside is quirky and rustic. Plenty…read moreof seating options, both in the bar and the dining room. We arrived at 6:45 - party of 4. Got a table immediately. I had a small appetite and chose the salad buffet and a cup of soup. The buffet has a generous selection and I really enjoyed it. The soup was delicious. Service was prompt and we were eating by 7:05. Everyone enjoyed their meals. And no one had any complaints.

It's off the beaten path, never a wait. It was good food and kind folks work here. WED they offer…read morea sandwich special.

Worst tasting try at BBQ I have ever had. The menu was a hanging sign on the wall. It was hard for…read moreme to understand what they offered. We ordered at a counter. I got 1/2 rack of ribs, coleslaw, and baked beans with corn bread and a coke to wash it down. We told them we were eating there. Everything was served in styrafoam containers. The package of plastic wear was put in with my food. The coleslaw seemed to be nothing more than cabbage with vinegar. The beans tasted like canned Van Kamp beans (a good product) but not what I would expect from a BBQ joint. The ribs were very fatty and didn't seem cooked all the way through. I would NOT recommend this restaurant. Maybe other Whitt restaurants in this chain are better. One last thing, the dining area needed some cleaning, and the bathroom was in pretty bad condition. Dark, dirty, and cracked flooring.

I love how they're set up and the vibe inside. They always ask if you have a reservation, which I…read morethink is odd since it's a small town but ya know whatever. The food is amazing, they have gluten free options and vegan options. The chicken Florentine, the whiskey burger, and rattle snake pasta are to die for. They do have a good diverse drink menu as well. I will say that on the weekends it takes awhile for your food. I've gone mostly during the week and it's always quick but on the weekend I did go it took over an hour to get the food. I don't know if this is normal or if it's because I had 8 people but just keep in mind either with a big party or weekend it can take longer. The servers are all so friendly and check often though. Highly recommended

This is my first time in Tullahoma. What a charming town. And if you want to know where all the…read morelocals hang out on a Wednesday night... it's here! Happy hour includes all local wines, which in Tullahoma are Arrington wines. Winning. Plenty of local brews and a fantastic bourbon selection. The beef is also local. The theme here: local, local, local! Our dinners were great; steak, salmon and chicken. 2 sides per entree which were very generous. And if you have room for dessert: bourbon cheesecake! Pro Tip: start with the eggrolls. All of them are made from scratch

This place is a cute little spot in Manchester,TN. You can order at the window walk-to or they also…read morehave a drive thru window. We decided to get out and eat there. They have a few tables to eat there. They don't have indoor space so everything is outside. Plenty of parking too. Cute little piggy light decor. They have a few things to grab on their menu. We opted for the sandwich combo. Pulled pork, chips (Lay's) and a drink for $8.75 and we also got a 8oz mac and cheese to share. You can add toppings to your sandwich like coleslaw, onions, pickles, etc. they have mild and hot level for the BBQ sauce. The food was good. I ordered their hot sauce but it really lacked the spicy kick I was hoping for. I also thought it could have a bit more meat. The Mac and cheese was good too. I would add just a bit more salt and a hint of white pepper or have condiments available. The consistency was creamy but on the soupier side. The meal size was enough but I could see how some people could say it was small. Overall definitely a place I would stop again for this deal and a quick meal if I'm traveling this way.

Friendly Staff & Tasty Eats…read more We were out hiking and saw the $8.75 pork sandwich with a sweet tea and chips. I like seeing a good value snack and wasn't dissatisfied at all. The blonde girl who handled our order was friendly. We snacked at the picnic tables and were in our way. We will be back here for sure.

10/10--absolutely worth the stop!…read more If you're heading to Lynchburg for the Jack Daniel's Distillery (or any of the nearby whiskey distilleries), do yourself a favor and eat at Barrel House BBQ afterward. First things first: if you're a die-hard brisket lover, just know they don't serve brisket. But honestly? Their ribs more than make up for it. Coming from Florida, where truly great, non-franchise barbecue can be hard to find, we're always excited to try local BBQ when we travel. Barrel House absolutely exceeded our expectations. We ordered the three-meat platter with sides (and couldn't resist adding a couple of extras), and every single bite was fantastic. The meats were tender and juicy, nothing was dry, and the barbecue sauce was incredible. What really made the experience stand out was the atmosphere. It's a small, tucked-away hole-in-the-wall that feels welcoming the moment you walk in. You can grab a marker and sign the walls, which was a fun touch, and they also encourage guests to leave signed dollar bills that are donated to a charitable cause each year. It's those little details that make places memorable. The owner (or manager--I never did ask which) was outstanding. Even during a busy lunch rush, he was everywhere at once--helping customers, running food, supporting his staff, and making sure everyone was taken care of. You could tell he genuinely cared about both his employees and his guests. Sometimes the best restaurants are the ones hiding down a side street, and this place proves it. We'll absolutely be back the next time we're in Lynchburg. Highly recommend!

Loved the location of this place. Spacious and roomy. Plenty of seating…read more The service was great, very fast, attentive and efficient. The waitress was friendly and gave some amazing recommendations!! The sandwich was a nice touch. Very original and filling. Their potato salad was one of the better ones I've had in a long, long time. The vinegar slaw was great and original as well. Nicely done. The best part of this meal were the ribs. I have got to say that these were the best ribs I've ever had in my life. And, let me tell you... I've had a lot of ribs... the meat just melted off the bones. The flavor was next level. And, the proportions of meat to bone are ones I've never seen in my life, not even at a backyard barbecue. If you haven't been and are in the area, go check it out!!! You won't be disappointed. Ah-mazing!!!

Enjoyed my meal here. Not too expensive and the service was good. My boyfriend got a burger and…read moresaid it's one of the best he's ever had!!

Extremely disappointed. We had looked forward to eating here all day. Skipped breakfast to make…read moresure I would be hungry. We had been here a couple times before and loved the food and had quick service. We visited today with a group of 9. Took an hour to get the food even though there was hardly anyone there. Then we were brought our orders of BBQ Nachos. A few chips (stale and chewy) a child's size portion of pulled pork, and some yellow cheese sauce. Three of us ordered this and it was the same for all three orders. $11.99 each! I didn't say anything at the time because the waitress was new and I didn't want to ruin her first day. She was sweet, but didn't know the menu. We paid for the bill and had to go get something to eat elsewhere. Hope that this doesn't continue for others, but we won't be back.

yrs. ago they had fantastic food and service. The last couple of times we went the food was slow…read moreand half was burnt or cold. The steak sandwich was full of fat instead of steak and signature chicken wings were tiny. Sorry to say we haven't been back in months

This is actually my 2nd time here and honestly, I was blown away by their Texan Burger. It has…read moresmokey flavor, lean meat, savory, and the bun itself is good too. Service was really, really, nice but the waiting time is horrible.

Great time here on our trip through TN. Really enjoyed my wings and the pretzel might've been the…read morebest one I've ever had in my life. Service is simple, order up at the counter and the give you a buzzer. Bartenders were great. The place is pretty big, there's a large outdoor area with tons of seating (which I can confirm is REALLY nice at night) and they were playing good music

Common John always impresses me. In a small town, this is not just a brewery, but a restaurant and…read morea community hangout. I stop everytime I head down south from Nashville, usually working in the side room for half the day so I can avoid rush hour in Nashville. From a beer standpoint, this is one of the top breweries in Tennessee. They are well known nationally, as well. The building is a warehouse looking structure on the outside, but they have nicely decorated the tap room. Ample seating both inside and out and they have bands on some weekends. I have tried the flatbreads, a couple of sandwiches, and the Dinosaur wings (only kidding, but they are the largest chicken wings they can buy, so ample sized). I prefer the wings most of the time - except their rendition of Nashville Hot - but this time opted for a meatball sandwich. If you are trying to be an Italian food afficianado, this might not be in, but the sauce works well with these meatballs and there is ample cheese. As one normally focusing on Keto, adding a fork meant I could eat the kibbles and bits and leave the bun. Two thumbs up. As for the beer, they have some of the best IPAs and I finally tried the porter this go around. Many of their beers are rated above 4.0 on untappd and it is not just a local bump kind of thing. The brewery, as a whole, is 3.92 and also well deserved. To my normal "Will I be back" question, I think the answer is already clear. I do return almost every time I pass by.

Jack Daniels was the first destination on our trip. As soon as we got off the plane we got food,…read morecoffee, and then got on our way to meet Jack. His distillery is about an hour and a half from Nashville. Once you're out of the city, it's a beautiful drive, but there is not much between the two. Except of course, Uncle Nearest. We'll get back to that in another review. I don't know what I was expecting, but this place definitely exceeded my expectations. They have a pretty largely laid out property. We parked across the street and a lot and had to walk over and bus back. Walking in. We were slightly early for the next tour time, so we went to there establishment aptly named Happy Hour, and pre-gamed. One thing you can learn in the lobby is that Jack Daniels was not a tall man. In fact, he was quite short, though it would seem that his presence exceeded his physical height greatly. The tour started us on a bus driving us to the top of a hill close to one of their warehouses and we walked our way down to see parts of the property before we got into some more buildings. Our guide, Danna, was excellent! A former navy instructor, she was both incredibly knowledgeable about the business and very passionate about working their and teaching the history of the distillery. On the way down we had a stop at a drink trailer. And had our tour beverages. We also got to see some of what they were doing out there making charcoal for their distilling process. As we moseyed along further, drinks in hand, we learned about the history. We passed by a really old fire brigade station. And landed in a cabin that had a lot of interesting pictures in it and quite a bit of history. I won't go word for word in my review, then you would have no reason to visit. I'll just add some tidbits as we go. Unbeknownst to myself and my companions, Uncle Nearest and Jack Daniels are very closely related. In fact, Jack's first master distiller was Nathan "Nearest" Green, and Jack Daniel distillery has continuously employed members of the nearest family ever since. Their relationship was not only unique, but that Bond has not broken since this distillery was put in place. Very cool things I did not know, and there's plenty more of that. If you go on the tour. Treat yoself to some knowledge. We then wandered through the distilling area, and barrel House. Our tour ended at The tasting area, where we got to try a number of things. Now. Jack Daniels, like Uncle nearest, is in a dry county and they can't serve things outright. So they have to come up with ways to do it and stay within the laws. So you might notice in my pictures that the tastings have just a wee bit in each glass. If you want more, you'll have to go to the bottle shop. And if you want to buy a barrel, or anything else, you have to go to the hardware shop. When you go on the tour you'll understand what that means and why it's important. At the conclusion of the tour, you can go to the happy hour bar, the bottle shop, or the hardware store. There's a shuttle to take you wherever you want to go on the property or back to your parking spot. It's a very interesting and enlightening tour. We weren't aware how much history was here and all the things we didn't know yet. Very cool tour. Highly recommend going!

We'd been wanting to do a tour here FOREVER, and it was worth the wait for sure. The staff are all…read morevery friendly and knowledgeable. Did you know that employees get a bottle of Jack the first Friday of every month as a perk!? We didn't get to try the family style restaurant next door; they were sold out when we scheduled our tickets but have heard good things. That being said, the area could do with more restaurants, the area is lacking. Also, for souvenirs other than alcohol, you have to go to a store in Lynchburg, we didn't stop, it would have been much better is the gift shop and souvenirs were on site. Highly suggest a stop and would totally recommend and go back!

Aghhh I had such high hopes for this place and I was so disappointed…read more I love Celtic designs, history, and mythology so I was super excited to try this place out. I'd postponed it on my last visit to Tullahoma so I'd have something to look forward to on my NEXT inevitable visit, so safe to say anticipation had really built! I arrived around 2:45 and came into a moderately busy coffee house. The acoustics are such it's a little hard to hear if groups are visiting inside, so maybe not the best place to work or read quietly. That's fine, I was going to get my stuff to go anyway. The interior is very cute and thoughtfully decorated and even has a selection of Celtic themed gifts. Service was...surly. The barista spoke very softly and slowly in a very apathetic tone and did not seem interested in answering questions or sharing about the products. I got an iced bonfire mocha (I was very quickly and somewhat harshly corrected about the sizes available to order it in). The pastries looked absolutely amazing so I got a coconut cream scone and a hazelnut pastry to go. They did offer to warm the scone for me, which I accepted. My items took an average amount of time to come out to me. I headed out immediately since I wanted to get home and didn't feel that welcome anyway. So.... That bonfire mocha, yall. It's a spicy mocha, with a dusting of cayenne on top. Allegedly. I've had mochas like this before. They're often made spicy with cinnamon and/or cayenne. I've enjoyed the ones I've tried very much (the version of it at Gold Sprint in Huntsville is delicious!) so I was excited for this one. It had me completely convinced I'd somehow made the barista furious without knowing how. I am fairly heat-tolerant and like spicy stuff and it had me absolutely on FIRE. I thought maybe I'd accidentally gotten a sip of cayenne straight from the top, so I tried mixing it up and drinking from another spot with my straw. Nope. I tried multiple times, coughing up a storm the whole time. But the whole thing was crazy spicy. Inedibly (un-drinkably?) spicy. The cayenne went straight to the back of my throat and sat there scalding me for a long time. I was so sad. The only reason this isn't a 1 star is the coconut cream scone. It was supposed to be heated up...I can't say it was much more than a little above room temperature. But I munched on it in my car and thought it was pretty good. A little dry, as many scones tend to be, but the coconut glaze and cream was flavorful and silky. I enjoyed it. I planned on sharing the hazelnut pastry with my husband later. However, I examined it when I got home (mind you, I hadn't opened it since after leaving the restaurant) only to find...a short, slightly curly black hair attached (baked in?) to it. Facepalm. Straight to the trash it went, regrettably. No idea if it was good or not. It looked good, except for the hair. An incredibly disappointing visit. I'm really sad to write this review. Hopefully I just came on a really off day.

We had an amazing evening at the Celtic Cup Pub with a delicious three-course meal and a Celtic…read moreChristmas Carol performance. The salmon was cooked perfectly, and the rosemary scones were wonderful. My mom had the Portobello mushroom and really enjoyed it. The winter vegetables and mashed potatoes were so good we cleaned our plates. The salad was the perfect size, and the Christmas pudding with tea was a lovely ending. The performers were a real family--parents and their children--and their chemistry made the show especially charming. We attended the final night, complete with playful moments and laughter. A little long, but well-paced with the meal between acts. This could easily become a new Christmas tradition.